New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-26
THE CROWN PRINCE AND his DOCTORS.
Wanna letter TO 7ae London Standard


Professor schrottcr has given tho Frcmdenbatt"
tho following details of his journey ho was sun, W.
General Won Wlnicrfold in the namc Of tho Crown
Prince On his arrival he was met oy hlr moon iao
sEn1 wS "nS Nsx aS ho met his pupil
Dr. Krause and all throc were then received by the
poSssar Sc&rotter at the International Exhibition
in Vienna in 1879 On On that asrm,tt Uc
to present his history Of Laynxoogy to his Imperial
H illness who at that time little thought what deep
tho subject would years aiterward possess iyr
was pretty strong. He talked without en9rt' ana
while UNDERGOING exam nation by tho doctors ne Iauo
many humorous remarks on their retiring Tor thelr
first consultation, the medical gentlemen agreed upon
their first bulletin, which was drafted ny PROFESSOR
second examination and consultation took place on
Thursday morning, after the arrival OF Dr. schmal.
and TIE third and final on Friday morning. when tho
Grown Princess present at tho doctors final con,
fereuco. AT first there were some differences 90
ren,,so treatment bnt finally tho doctors were en-
tirsls agreed in considering tho To DO serious
and. further that It was desirable that ihe tiown
Prince should for The present remain at San Reno
Laet'v they agreed to the requisite treatment, bnt
bound earh other TO observe silence on this point me
Crovu Prince showed wonderful patience and self
possession during the painful ATOMS 10 undeL
and resignation. Her Imperial IIighness Is looking
very we'll sho frequently consulted all the doctors
and wrote many letters
Fran n Trustworthy medical source learn that the
nrsssnt state Of the IS as follows The doctors
who examined tho Crown Prince helievs that the
family n is cancer There IS, therefore, no danger In
DELAYING an operation from tho outside Sir VI. Mac
tcn1ie will accordingly operate from the month az
soon as tho p~deua has disappeared and the particles
n Tho lceprr growth obtained by the next oXclson
vii ho .cr 20 Professor Nlrchow fcr microscopic eN
animation Tho docinrs who arr remaining with the
Crnwu Prince viii resort to t-acheotony should there
Sup,ryrrs anv In nrd atc danger Il sufocatlon, an
ovrr,uaifv which however Z, h"l'rvcd 20 l." very IN
leiv o. aese As 10 tho rri~paiion ~ ihe whole or
ono haif ~ tho larynX the doc sion Will rest With the
German Emperor and viii depend ch'efr on tho re-
su;, Professor Nirrhows microscopic scrutiny. The
Doctor avrcr that the cutting ont -" entire arvnt
r1frht shorten the Crnwn Princes lfe. either by hs
diving under the operation with thu knife. or by tho
sccpnf-sr u-clrcnc". 80 tie process Tie operation
most dangerous and risky. AMI even - successful -
the time iivht dearh NJ su' segment moment
three month. lu.t VOL a throH years sfierward
vhsreas tho cVrpai,n - Only half ~ larvnN would
lees darr~rnus hut n no ,afgr time lrsi ~cou'e
against a RELAPSE IN case ~ operation cNccp'
ono ~ ienforlv uud~r allen IN order - ave TO
rafirn r. 70 srorlrcu. ihc Gown Primo" GIT con
limo To- l~c fIr lr'v~"u TWO and three yeafi, rs
uairs u-~arwiic becoming Wnre AMI moro a0r'N At
~. cent hnu-v~~ D. fWfrial Hrhn"Ssi4s %" appcar-
aucN ~ ln TIE very lc-i ~ l"afh nd there 3
nothing about him 20 suggest that his condition IS one
Of danger.